Dense fog possible late Saturday night, rain chances increase Sunday
Expect mostly dry weather Saturday night as fog develops overnight
>> AND IF YOU WERE UP LATE LAST NIGHT EARLY THIS MORNING, YOU PROBABLY NOTICE A LOT OF FALL WAS MOST CERTAINLY LOCATED ACROSS THE GULF COAST AND WE ANTICIPATE ANOTHER FOGGY NIGHT. AND BECAUSE OF THAT, OUR FOG ELEVATION RISK IS NOW BEEN ELEVATED TO ABOUT A MEDIUM CHANCE AND THEY JUST SIMPLY MEANS THAT WE’RE GOING TO SEE A LOT MORE DENSE FOG AROUND LATER ON TONIGHT. ESPECIALLY ONCE WE GET OVERNIGHT AND SOME OF OUR VISIBILITY MAY DROP AS LOW AS A QUARTER OF THEM OUT. NOW THAT FOG IS GOING TO CONTINUE TO START EXPANDING, ESPECIALLY ONCE WE GET HERE RIGHT AROUND 10:00PM FUTURE CAST HERE DOES SHOW THAT FOG BEGINNING TO PUSH A LITTLE BIT FURTHER INLAND. AND IT LOOKS AS THOUGH A LOT OF THAT FOG IS GOING TO BE RIGHT OVER A LOT OF LEE COUNTY. AND IT DOES APPEAR THAT THIS FOG IS GOING TO SIT AROUND PROBABLY ALL OVERNIGHT AND POSSIBLY WHEN WE WAKE UP TOMORROW MORNING, WE MAY BE DEALING WITH SOME FOG AROUND A LOT OF OUR LOCATION. SO JUST GIVE YOURSELF A LITTLE EXTRA TIME TOMORROW MORNING. IF YOU’RE GOING TO BE COMMUTING TO CHURCH OR IF YOU MAY BE GOING TO ANY OF THE EVENTS AROUND TOWN BECAUSE WE ARE GOING TO BE TRACKING SOME VERY DENSE FOG AND A LOT OF OUR LOCATIONS. BUT FOR TONIGHT, MOSTLY DRY CONDITIONS WILL NOTICE INCREASE IN CLOUDS FOR DES TONIGHT. AND WHEN THOSE THAT IS ALSO GOING TO BE VERY WARM AND VERY HUMID. ALSO SHOWING HERE THAT FOG DEVELOPING LATER ON TONIGHT, TEMPERATURES ONLY SETTLING INTO THE UPPER 60’S. NOW TOMORROW MORNING, WE WAKE UP, ESPECIALLY IF YOU’RE GOING TO BE WAKING UP EARLIER IN THE DAY, YOU’RE PROBABLY GOING TO BE SEEING THAT FOG, LIKE I MENTIONED, JUST GIVE YOURSELF A LITTLE EXTRA TIME. IF YOU’RE USING YOUR LOW BEAMS. I DO THINK THAT FOG IS GOING TO BEGIN TO BURN OUT. ONCE WE GET TO AROUND MAYBE 10:00AM AND IT’S GOING TO STILL BE A VERY WARM AND HUMID DAY FOR OUR SUNDAY. NOW WE ARE GOING TO BE TRACKING SOME INCREASED RAIN CHANCES AND WE’RE GOING TO BE GOOD TALKING ABOUT THAT. NOW. AS WE START OFF THE DAY, MOSTLY DRY. BUT AS WE GET TOWARD THE EVENING, WE ARE GOING TO BE TRACKING SOME INCREASING RAIN CHANCES. AND AS WE LOOK AT FUTURECAST, WHAT STANDS OUT ON THIS MAP, THIS IS LINE OF SHOWERS AS WE LOOK AT THE FUTURE CAST STARTING TOMORROW MORNING. THIS IS GOING TO BE A COLD FRONT THAT WE’RE GOING TO BE WATCHING. BUT EARLY IN THE DAY, MOSTLY DRY HERE ACROSS THE GULF COAST. BUT AS WE GET TOWARD LATER ON ON TO OUR SUNDAY, ESPECIALLY WHY WOULD SAY RIGHT AROUND 06:00PM, MAYBE RIGHT AROUND THIS TIME TOMORROW, STARTING NOTICE A LITTLE BIT MORE PRECIPITATION BEGINNING TO SHOW UP ON THE MAP. IT LOOKS AS THOUGH SOME OF OUR AREAS HERE ACROSS THE GULF COAST MAY EVEN SEE THE POTENTIAL FOR MAYBE EVEN SOME SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS. SO IT’S BEEN A WHILE SINCE WE’VE TRACKED A VERY LARGE RAIN TOTALS. AND I DO THINK THAT WE ARE GOING TO SEE A DECENT AMOUNT OF RAIN HERE ACROSS THE GULF COAST, ANYWHERE FROM ABOUT A HALF AN INCH OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS. IT DOES APPEAR SOME OF OUR NORTHERN COUNTIES ARE GOING TO BE MORE FAVORITE WHEN IT COMES TO OUR RAIN AND WE WILL CERTAINLY NEED IT BECAUSE WE ARE DRY NOW. AFTER THAT COLD FRONT PUSHES THROUGH, WE’RE GOING TO SET OUR TEMPERATURES BRIGHT TO WHERE WE SHOULD BE FOR THIS TIME OF THE YEAR. THOSE RAIN CHANCES ARE GOING TO BE LOOKED TO FOR OUR SUNDAY AND OUR MONDAY. I DO THINK THE RAIN CHANCES ON A MONDAY ARE GOING OCCUR EARLIER IN THE DAY. THINGS WILL WILL CLEAR OUT ONCE WE GET TO AROUND MONDAY EVENING, A LOT OF SOME DRIER AND MORE WITH RELATIVELY COOLER AIR BEGINS TO SETTLE IN ACROSS THE GULF COAST. BUT THESE TEMPERATURES ARE RIGHT WHERE WE SHOULD BE FOR THIS TIME OF THE YEAR. KEEP THOSE DRY CONDITIONS IN PLAY FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE WEEK. AND AS WE GET TOWARD THE ENDING OF OUR 7 DAY FORECAST, WE MAY B
Dense fog possible late Saturday night, rain chances increase Sunday
Expect mostly dry weather Saturday night as fog develops overnight
Updated: 6:29 PM EST Dec 6, 2025
Most of the Gulf Coast will see mainly dry weather Saturday night. Warm and muggy conditions ahead of a slow-moving cold front will help to increase chances for widespread fog across many locations of Southwest Florida. Dense fog is possible Sunday morning and extra time should be given if traveling before 10 a.m. Sunday will feature another warm and relatively humid day as an approaching cold front slides southward through the state. Rain chances will favor Sunday evening and some measurable rain is possible, especially for northern sections of Southwest Florida. Rain chances will stay in the forecast for Monday, and a stray thunderstorm cannot be ruled out until this frontal boundary moves south. Once the front clears, cooler and drier weather will begin to settle in by Tuesday. Live Interactive RadarCheck out the interactive Gulf Coast Live RadarWatch your Gulf Coast Weather forecasts on TV or onlineHere’s where to find our latest weather forecast videoYou can also watch newscasts live or on demand hereOr download the Gulf Coast News app to stream on your phone or tabletYour Gulf Coast Storm TeamChief Meteorologist Allyson RaeMeteorologist Caroline CastoraMeteorologist Jim DickeyMeteorologist Jason DunningMeteorologist Lauren HopeMeteorologist Raphael TavernierMeteorologist Rob DunsMeteorologist Sara BlueDOWNLOAD the free Gulf Coast News app for your latest breaking news and weather alerts. And check out the Very Local Gulf Coast app to stream news, entertainment and original programming on your TV.
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Most of the Gulf Coast will see mainly dry weather Saturday night. Warm and muggy conditions ahead of a slow-moving cold front will help to increase chances for widespread fog across many locations of Southwest Florida.
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Dense fog is expected to develop late Saturday night.Â
Dense fog is possible Sunday morning and extra time should be given if traveling before 10 a.m. Sunday will feature another warm and relatively humid day as an approaching cold front slides southward through the state.
Rain chances will favor Sunday evening and some measurable rain is possible, especially for northern sections of Southwest Florida.
Rain chances will stay in the forecast for Monday, and a stray thunderstorm cannot be ruled out until this frontal boundary moves south. Once the front clears, cooler and drier weather will begin to settle in by Tuesday.
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